Install a new MCP server straight from PyPI, npm, or a Docker image —
no shell access to the host needed. Python installs get their own isolated venv, npm installs
their own local (non-global) install directory, and Docker servers run ephemerally
(docker run --rm -i) per session — nothing runs permanently in the background.
Environment: python3/pip {{ "✓ available" if capabilities.pip else "✗ not found" }} · npm {{ "✓ available" if capabilities.npm else "✗ not found" }} · docker {{ "✓ available" if capabilities.docker else "✗ not usable by the mcprack service account" }}
{% if not capabilities.docker %}
Docker requires the mcprack service account to be in the host's docker
group — equivalent to root access, so this is a deliberate manual step, never done automatically:
sudo usermod -aG docker mcprack && systemctl restart mcprack.
| Name | Method | Package / image | Status | Version | Actions |
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{{ server.name }} |
{{ server.install_method }} | {{ server.package_spec }} |
{% if server.install_status == "success" %} ✓ installed {% elif server.install_status == "failed" %} ✗ failed {% else %} ⏳ {{ server.install_status or "queued" }} {% endif %} | {{ server.installed_version or '—' }} | Edit |
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No servers installed via mcprack yet. |
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